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Cover - Award winning business celebrates 10th anniversary This month, local family-owned business, Mates Rates Mount Gambier is proud to celebrate 10 successful years in business. “I would like to say a massive thank you to our many customers over the years and also to the many staff and subcontractors who have helped build the business to where it is today including our current team, Rick Jones, Brad Hepburn, Steve Pochec and Lyn Masters,” Owner Manager Adam Fosdike said. “To be successful in small business you need to be prepared to make mistakes and learn from them. You need to be open to change and constantly look for better ways of doing things or you’ll be left behind. If you want to know how to succeed in your business, simply listen to your customers. It’s definitely not easy and it’s still a lot of hard work, especially in times like we are all currently experiencing with the pandemic, so we should all stick together and support local businesses as well as each other through these tough times”.

It’s all about quality and value for money at Mates Rates with its vision statement as true today as it was when Adam opened the doors in April 2010; “Market leaders in price and quality”. It sees Adam constantly searching the marketplace across Australia for the best quality products at the best prices. “If we can’t find suppliers that can deliver this to our customers, we simply don’t sell it,” he said. “We want our customers to

know that they are getting best price, best quality every time they shop with us.”

Originally Mates Rates came into the market supplying construction equipment for hire in 2010 and

expanded the business to offer supplying and building sheds in early 2011.

Their sheds are all made from 100% Australian Blue Scope Steel and include site-specific engineering

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to ensure they are built to survive harsh Australian conditions. Mates Rates ShedsnHomes Mount Gambier also offers steel kit homes, which are a fantastic money saver for the competent owner-builder. The low prices include the supply of the frames, trusses, Colorbond steel exterior walls and roof with the internals to be finished by the client. Steel kit homes are not only termite-proof but have proven to be a really cost effective way to achieve a ‘show-home’ result on a budget. They also come with a council approval guarantee or your money back.

Along with supplying the local market with prefabricated steel buildings, Mates Rates is the largest trailer retailer in the region, stocking a huge range of painted and hotdipped galvanised trailers of all sizes.

Steve Pochec is the dedicated trailer specialist who can talk you through your trailer needs including tradie tops, stock crates, hydraulic tippers, heavy tonnage and any custom trailer design you can imagine.

Mates Rates is also a distributor for Australia’s number one choice for Wastewater Treatment Systems and rainwater tanks, Taylex Australia, with all tanks available in both polyethylene and concrete. Having completed training for Land Capability for Onsite Wastewater Management at the Centre for Environmental Training, Adam can provide end-toend solutions for your waste water

needs, from design, soil testing, engineering, council approvals, supply, installation and servicing.

So be sure to visit Mates Rates and know that you will always be getting market leading prices and quality every time!

Left - Adam Fosdike with children Ben Fosdike & Tara Fosdike Inset (left) - The ShedsnHomes Mount Gambier team in action.

Inset (right) - Sponsor representative Dave Williams with Adam Fosdike at the 2017 Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Business Awards where Mates Rates won the Building & Manufacturing category.

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Best of S D N FRIE The time honoured expression ‘mother knows best’ so often rings true but in the case of Mary Gill, it was her brother that was on the money, handpicking his younger sister’s beau and eight decades later, it is a love story that has endured the test of time.

“My brother brought him (Edward Neale) home,” Mary said. “He thought he was a good sort for me.” That could well be the understatement of the year, with Mary Gill and Edward Neale forming a lifelong bond that has lasted from their teenage years to their 70th wedding anniversary celebrated on April 8, this year, and shows no signs of diminishing.

They finish each other’s sentences, correct each other when details of faded memories cannot be easily recalled and laugh – at each other and with each other – a lot.

Mary grew up in Casterton and Edward, who was a Mount Gambier boy, had picked up a job at the Casterton mill, living on site, and , as it turned out, fostering a relationship that would shape his entire life with, the then 15 year old Mary.

One of their first outings was as memorable as they come. “We went on a bus to the Edenhope dance and got home very late,” Mary said. “While we were gone the Casterton river flooded and by the time we got back to where the truck was parked, the bus had to pull right up to the truck so we could climb from the bus to the truck. The water had come up so quickly. It wasn’t there when we left for the dance.”

And while that may have been a dramatic start to their romance, for the most part, it has been smooth sailing, as Mary, who was part of a 30 girl team of girls working in the Myer factory making gloves, and Edward grew closer and the inevitable marriage proposal came.

“I did ask her dad’s permission first,” Edward said. But other than that, neither are clear on the details, given it was an era when grand gesture proposals were not in vogue. “I know I wasn’t surprised and we definitely picked out the ring together,” Mary said.

Weddings were also not the full blown productions they can so often be today, with 30 people, basically just family, attending the ceremony at the Sacred Heart

“…there is no doubt they have kept us young…” Mary Neale Catholic Church on top of Toorak Hill. Heenan’s Café then hosted the reception, which was a sit down meal, with the traditional three tiered wedding cake, fruit cake, of course, the centre piece. “My mother made the cake,” Mary said.

It was a more practical time, with Mary’s sole bridesmaid, Pat O’Brien, selecting her own dress for the occasion. “I remember it was blue,” Mary said. “She picked it out so she could make sure it was something she could get wear out of afterwards.”

The newlyweds then moved to Mount Gambier, with Edward driving log trucks and working as a builder, while Mary worked at Katchor’s Fashion. “We lived for a few months at his father’s house,” Mary said. Then they moved to 19 Coolabah Street, where they built a shed. “We were still living in the shed when we had our first child,” Mary said.

The couple built their first home together, with Mary on the tools almost as much as Edward. “We basically worked on the house when we weren’t at our ‘real’ jobs,” Mary said. “So it did take a while.” But it was a labour of love and it was the family home until 1975 when they moved to their current location at Worrolong.

Family holidays loom large in the memory bank of all the family, including daughters Cheryl Cranwell, Pauline Nulty and Judy Cameron, with Lake George and a shack at Pelican Point providing the backdrop for most of those treasured camping trips.

And it is family that is all consuming for Mary and Edwards in their twilight years with nine grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren and a great great grandchild to keep them well and truly on their toes. “We always look forward to seeing them,” Mary said.

“There is no doubt they have kept us young.”

Left (top) - Mary & Edward Neale celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary on April 8 this year.

Left (bottom) - The couple celebrating thier 60th wedding anniversary.

Right (top) - Mary & Edward Neale on their wedding day coming out of Casterton’s Sacred Heart Catholic Church.

Right (bottom) - Mary & Edward Neale during their courtship.

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With Queen’s We Are The Champions and the Bee Gees classic Stayin’ Alive as part of the soundtrack to their charity walk, former Mount Gambier resident Abby Beames and her fiancé Kynan Mann worked off their Easter chocolate by completing a 26km journey to raise money to provide educational opportunities for refugees.

The Walk My Way campaign is organised through the Australian Lutheran World Service (ALWS) and is not Abby’s first foray into what has become a passion for helping others.

In 2015 she spent six eye-opening months in Mexico, initially for her volunteer training and then as part of a Mexican mission team and Abby saw a life that was so far removed from her own that she couldn’t have ever imagined it. She lived in communities where drug dealing and prostitution were the norm and children were shunted from house to house among family members. Homelessness was also rife and Abby worked across a number of programs and projects in all those environments.

Abby and her fellow volunteers spent weekends building houses, they worked in homeless shelters and the kids programs were a key focus.

“Working in that environment certainly changed me from thinking about what job I wanted, how much money I could earn or what course I wanted to do at university,” Abby said. “I just knew helping people like this was what I wanted to do – it was all about what

was happening right in front of my eyes. You really get to know the people and all of sudden it’s not about you or your life.”

“…I felt compelled to support in any way possible…”

Now a graduate teacher, after four years at Tabor College, in Adelaide, Abby’s passion for education merged with that desire to help and she finally decided to sign up to the Walk My Way project, despite having spent previous years thinking it was a “crazy idea”.

“After a friend visited Kakuma Refugee Camp last year through Australian Lutheran World Service (ALWS) and shared with me about the educational needs in refugee camps, I felt compelled to support in any way possible,” Abby said. “I got into the education field because I believe that everyone has the right to be educated and be blessed by the opportunities that come from it. By beginning to teach my own class this year, I feel as though I have become even more passionate about the education of others and so, I signed myself and fiancé up online.”

“…I got into the education field because I believe that everyone has the right to be educated…”

After completing her studies, Abby secured a Year1/2 gig at Good Shepherd Lutheran School, in Angaston, making her home in nearby Nuriootpa, but being able to do something practical to help even more children enjoy an education became the motivation she needed for the charity walk.

With a target of $1000, the Barossa Valley based team had only attracted $100 the night before they took off on April 13, but donations have now started to pour in and they are currently sitting at $1700 and counting.

“I am incredibly grateful that so many of our families and friends donated because this was incredibly motivational,” Abby said. “People were donating throughout the walk and even afterwards – I think some people may be impressed and surprised that we actually made it the whole way.”

And they would be even more impressed if they knew the couple did zero preparation. “I don’t know how we survived,” Abby said. “I googled ‘long distance walking tips,’ we stocked up on water and bandaids, I found my portable speaker and a and off we went.”

The bottom line is the duo completed the route that saw them head from Nuriootpa to Angaston to Tanunda and then back to Nuriootpa and with only $26 providing a teacher, textbook and table for one pre-school child in a refugee camp, their current tally will help educate more than 60 East African children.

“Many of these kids were born in camps and know no other life,” Abby said. “Some even arrived alone, without a mum or dad. We want to help in a practical way that changes lives and know we can do just that. Each $26 you raise can help a refugee child go to school for a whole year.”

If you would like to donate to Abby and Kynan head to https://barossa. walkmyway.org.au/page/TeamKybby and follow the links.

Left - Abby Beames & Kynan Mann were all smiles after completing the Walk My Way challenge.

Above - Abby Beames during her time in South America.

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The Stand Like Stone Foundation is set to support animal welfare and athletic development in the Limestone Coast thanks to the establishment of two new sub funds.

As one of the leading community foundations in South Australia, and the only community foundation in the Limestone Coast, Stand Like Stone has supported the region through its charitable grant making and educational scholarships since 2004, delivering more than $1.75 million in direct benefits to date.

Stand Like Stone CEO Anne Kerr said the two new sub funds represent a first for the foundation as well as exciting ways to give to the region.

“The Caroline Barr Animal Rescue Sub Fund is the first sub fund in Stand Like Stone whose focus will be on providing grants to support animal welfare across the region, which we are really excited about,” she

said “The Barrie Holmes Memorial Scholarship has been established in memory of the late Barrie Holmes (pictured below), and again is a first for Stand Like Stone as it will provide educational scholarships for students in relation to sports and athletic development”.

Both sub funds were hoping to raise funds through Swinging with the Stars, and although the event has been cancelled for 2020, it is not stopping Caroline Barr or Stephen Holmes continue with their fundraising.

Caroline (pictured above right), who is passionate about giving back to the community, has noticed the huge need for local animal welfare and rescue support.

“Organisations such as Wet Noses Animal Rescue are run purely by volunteers, and funding relies heavily on sponsors within the community,” Caroline said. “By establishing a sub fund within Stand Like Stone, I can create a legacy and ensure ongoing future support for a variety of charitable organisations and a cause that I am passionate about.”

For Stephen Holmes (pictured above left) and his siblings, establishing the Barrie Holmes Memorial Scholarship represented a unique way to honour their late father.

“My dad, Barrie Holmes, was a very active member of the community, supporting children to participate in sport,” Stephen said. “His passion for helping those in our local community is something that my siblings and I have carried with us throughout our whole lives, we want to honour who he was and the way he raised us.”

Stand Like Stone chair Bill DeGaris, welcomed the establishment of the new sub funds,

“The board was delighted to establish the new sub funds and really want to commend and congratulate Caroline Barr and the Holmes family for their passion and dedication to this region,” Mr DeGaris said.

“Establishing a sub fund within the Stand Like Stone Foundation really is a great way to give back to your local community.”

Through its existing sub funds and donations, the team at Stand Like Stone has been busy this year helping the Limestone Coast. As well as working with the Keilira community to provide help following the devastating bushfire, they are currently holding an additional charitable grant and educational scholarship round, and the annual OneFortyOne Community Capacity Building grants.

The team is now working hard to identify ways to further help the community.

“We know that a sub fund with Stand Like Stone is a great way to get involved and make a real difference to your local community,” Mr DeGaris said. “It helps people make an immediate impact in the areas they care about.”

Grants and scholarship opportunities from the new sub funds will be advertised in line with other Stand Like Stone Grant and Scholarship rounds in due course.

Donations to Stand Like Stone are never spent, remaining in perpetuity for the benefit of the Limestone Coast earning interest, which is then spent through charitable grants and educational scholarships.

“Sometimes you just have to push through the ‘what ifs’ and take a chance on yourself.”

That is a mantra that has served Mount Gambier based artist Trudi Timmermann well as she has followed both her passions and instincts to carve a niche for herself on the artistic landscape.

Trudi has called Mount Gambier home for more than two decades and she appears to have achieved that elusive balance, where her passions and career have intersected and merged to almost become one.

From her work on canvas to her wearable art, Trudi should just be coming off the high of holding a mini-exhibition at Mount Gambier’s Riddoch Art Gallery, as part of the Fringe Mount Gambier, during the month of March, but while that was cut short, there are plenty of ways, including Instagram, for people to become acquainted with her stunning work.

“I loved art as a child and have always had a natural ability to draw,” Trudi said. But what has also been the hallmark od Trudi’s life is doing things her own way and that has been especially evident in the building of her art career. “I have always liked to do things differently and I guess I like the idea of “why just have art on your walls” when you can wear it anywhere,” she said.

And that saw Trudi, who still produces the more traditional forms of art, branch out into basically an entire line of merchandising which shares her work with the world in wearable form. “I heard about a website called Redbubble, where you can create a shop online and sell your original designs worldwide,” she said.

“I started a shop and would create and upload my artwork on any products I chose to sell, and from there my art journey began. I guess for me confidence has come with age and I liked what I was creating and selling.”

It has seen Trudi reproduce her vibrant designs on homewares and clothing and it has been a decision

from which she has never looked back, with her work reflective of her other passions – the coast and horses.

“I have a horse which I spend plenty of time with, I also surf, stand up paddleboard and snorkel and I love taking photos and filming under water for fun,” Trudi said.

And there is no doubt those interests feature strongly in her work, whether it be a canvas for the wall or a stylish clutch for the next time you hit the town.

“A few of my favourite artworks I have done are of horses, fish, surfboards, even a few mermaids,” Trudi said. “I like to draw or paint what I am passionate about as I believe it shines through into one’s

work. Although I use a range of bright bold colours I do love the shades of greens and blues of the ocean so most definitely my love of the sea has absolutely found its way into my work.”

And she is also keen to be able to use her work for the greater good.

“I would like to use my artwork one day towards helping save our marine life and oceans.”

By her own admission, Trudi is a loner when it comes to her art but that is not to say her work and career has not been influenced by some interesting mentors.“I think artists with their own different unique styles are inspiration for me,” Trudi said. “I was fortunate enough to do a drawing class with George Gittoes,

he makes a difference in this world with his war art and will travel to some very unsafe places overseas for his paintings, taking serious risks.

Another inspirational artist’s work I favour is M.C Escher, a mathematical surrealist. Fantasy art has always been a favourite of mine too.”

To see more of Trudi’s work head to her facebook page. Instagram account and Redbubble site.

“…the city wasn’t a place for me and I want to settle down…”

Turning the page on a new chapter Mount Gambier dancer Sam Malseed was always a star on the local scene and his performances at the annual National Showcase in Queensland, as part of the MJ Dance Studio contingent, certainly suggested he stacked up against the best dancers on Australia.

Then came the Channel 10 reality television dance competition So You Think You Can Dance in 2014 (pictured

“…I just rode it and enjoyed the time as I knew it was a fun time but it wouldn’t last…”

“…a lot of auditions go into getting those jobs and years of training…” bottom right) and it turned out Australia loved the, then 18 year old, as much as we did. He survived the cut throat competition, that is based around the public vote, until the final

hurdle – making the top three and being eliminated just before the grand final, which was won by Michael Dameski.

Exposure on the national media landscape and making contacts with some of the big names in the Aussie dance industry certainly kickstarted Sam’s dance career, which saw him relocate to Sydney, signing with top Australian agency Grayboy Entertainment.

“I travelled around Australia teaching various workshops, mostly acrobatics and contemporary,” Sam said. He was working alongside fellow 2014 So You Think alumni Renelle, Jay and Joel and also snuck off for a stint in the United States, which was part of his Dancer of the Year win at the 2014 National Showcase.

And whatever you think of reality talent shows and their graduates, you can be rest assured Sam wouldn’t change a thing about having the So You Think experience. “Of course it was amazing and it helped my career,” Sam said. “It got my name out there and helped me get a start in my career.”

A career that has had many twists and turns as Sam dabbled in a variety of genres for a variety of employers. He did three seasons with the Australian Opera, working as a dancer and acrobat on the company’s productions of Turandot, a Puccini opera featuring arguably the one operatic aria most people know, Nessun dorma, as well as Bizet’s Carmen and the satirical Prokofiev opera The Love for Three Oranges.

Sam then went down the path traversed by so many fellow MJ Dance graduates – the cruise ship scene. He worked with three cruise ships over the journey – Oceania, Norwegian and Royal Caribbean, which is where he was part of the We Will Rock You musical cast.

Of course, it takes a lot of hard work to secure any of these contacts in what is a transient and at times, fickle, industry.

“A lot of auditions go into getting those jobs and years of training,” Sam said. “I found that the jobs I landed the most of were the ones where they were looking for technically sound dancers and Opera Australia and cruise ships definitely love that.

There was a lot of professionalism.

Each person is there to do a job and because you’ve beaten thousands of people all around the world to get that job you know you have to work hard to keep it.”

Sam loved the challenges of developing his craft and being part of stunning productions but also the personal side of being part of a close knit group of dancers.

“The people become your family - each time you have a new cast on a cruise ship you’re stuck onboard with them for up to a year at a time,” he said. Being thousands of kilometres away from your own family and friends, also adds to the importance of creating bonds with your colleagues as you learn to live independently.

“I just kind of ran by the seat of my pants most of the time and tried to take everything in as I could,” Sam said. “I mean it was a bit crazy going from some kid from the Mount to Sydney where everyone in the industry knows my name, so I just rode it and enjoyed the time as I knew it was a fun time but it wouldn’t last. I always wanted to come home at some point so by looking at that I just enjoyed every opportunity I was given.”

Safe to say, Sam finished this chapter of his life on a high, working

in the United Kingdom with the Welsh National Opera as understudy to the lead male dancer in Carmen, a production he knew well from his time at Opera Australia, and then Firedance – a Latin fusion with commercial pieces that toured the UK prior to Sam returning to Mount Gambier.

“That (Firedance) has definitely been my most memorable and enjoyable experience,” Sam said. “There were such amazing dancers there. The main duet were both Strictly Come Dancing professionals, Karen Hauer and Gorka Marquez, and the way we all danced on stage, it really was like fire on the stage.”

For Sam, it was a bit of a pinch yourself moment, given he basically joined the MJ Dance family after walking into one of his older sister Kristi’s rehearsals and there was 30 girls and one guy. “I thought that was a pretty good ratio,” Sam said.

He soon developed a passion for the discipline though and has always maintained a deep sense of gratitude to MJ director Maria Slape.

“She shaped me into the well rounded technical dancer that I am today and gave me really amazing foundations that I could grow from and do anything that I wanted,” Sam said.

But for now, dance is set to take a back seat as Sam looks for a more settled, stable future, working alongside his parents Jason and Bronwyn Malseed at the family’s 30 year old real estate business.

“I was always going to move back,” Sam said. “The city wasn’t a place for me and I want to settle down, get a farm and a girlfriend, maybe a dog.

It’s just the life I would like to lead from now on. Dancing is an amazing career but you can’t do it forever. You are always chasing the next job and it gets tiring and it’s hard to set yourself up properly for a family and house, even when you’re constantly working, you don’t always know when your next pay cheque will come or even at all.”

“…gave me really amazing foundations that I could grow from and do anything that I wanted…”

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Roses can be successfully grown in every Australian state and territory. Here’s how to get them to survive and thrive in your garden.

Growing roses in Australia relies on three main factors - protection from the wind, receiving at least four hours of sun per day, and have moist soil rich in organic matter (compost is best).

THE BEST PLACE TO PLANT ROSES Roses are tough, but they do need sunshine and the more the better. In open, sunny gardens roses will grow happy, healthy and relatively diseasefree. In full shade they will struggle to grow and never reach their full potential. Four hours full sunshine each day is enough.In exposed, windy conditions roses need protection; use a windbreak such as a solid fence or hedge.

IDEAL SOIL CONDITIONS FOR ROSES Roses are long-lived, so long as they have soil deep enough for the roots to hold the plant firmly in place. The ideal soil for roses is rich in organic matter; compost is best, and decayed cow manure is also very good.

CAN YOU GROW ROSES IN CLAY SOIL? Roses grow well in clay because clay retains moisture and nutrients, but they will also grow in most other soils, especially when organic matter

is added.

If your soil is heavy clay you will need to break it up with a mattock then add organic matter and gypsum, to help break it down into a more friable loam.

WHAT ARE BARE-ROOTED ROSES? Packaged roses are bare-rooted and should be planted straight away, to prevent them from drying out.

If you cannot plant them properly immediately, place them in a large hole then cover with soil and water daily, until ready to fully prepare and plant.

HOW TO PLANT ROSES: STEP BY STEP • Dig a planting hole at least 50cm wide and 50cm deep; wide enough for the roots to spread, and deep enough

for stability.

• Fill the hole with water (this saturates the soil before planting), then allow to drain.

• Mound the soil in the base of the hole and spread the roots over the mound. Make sure the graft union (this looks like a knot on the lower stem) will sit 4cm above ground-level once planted.

• Fill with soil from the hole that has been improved (see Step 2). Leave a shallow depression so water will drain into the newly planted rose.

• Firm the soil, then water again with a solution of seaweed nutrient. (Do not use fertiliser at planting time, as this will burn the new roots and result in die-back).

• Water each day as new growth appears; don’t allow your rose to dry out until it is established (this can take 10-12 weeks).

HOW TO GROW ROSES IN POTS If you buy a rose plant in a pot, it is

perfectly ok to allow it to grow in the nursery pot for a season. Treloar Roses suggest that in order to prevent the plant from becoming root bound however, re-potting the plant the following winter is essential.

You can also plant bare-rooted roses in pots. Look for miniature varieties that are better suited to confined spaces. When selecting a pot for roses, it is generally better to select a pot that is too large, than a pot that is too small. This is because roses have large, vigorous root systems.

A well-draining pot will prevent the occurrence of root rot. Once you’ve selected an appropriate pot, fill it with potting mix and dig a hole large enough to accommodate the plant.

When replanting a potted rose, be sure not to disturb the root system.

This means you will need to gently slide the plant out of the nursery pot.

Do not shake off excess soil. Gently place the plant into the pre-prepared hole, cover with soil and water well.

Keep the plant well-hydrated while its root system adjusts to the new environment. Keep a lookout for wilting leaves, however, as this could

signal your rose is getting a little too much water.

HOW TO PRUNE ROSES Most roses need winter pruning, which involves removing 60 per cent of their growth, including the oldest and weakest wood. Prune each rose bush so that the centre of the plant is open, allowing sunshine and good air circulation to all the stems.

HOW TO PRUNE CLIMBING ROSES Climbing roses need their dead and diseased stems removed. Reduce the side shoots to short stubs, no longer than 10cm. Main stems should not be pruned. For climbing roses, training rather than pruning is the main concern. On walls and fences, new growth can be easily bent and tied into position; main shoots should be trained to grow as close to horizontal as possible. On pillars and arches, climbing roses should be trained in a spiral. This training will result in maximum flowering side shoots for optimum flower display.

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Why not leave the dream by building your dream home on one of these perfect lifestyle allotments? Titles just through. purchaser choice of 180 day settlement giving you the opportunity to organise finance or sell a property. 6 lifestyle allotments for you to choose from. measuring in size from 3,734 sq/m to 4,954 sq/m, ideally located only a few hundred metres from mount gambier basketball stadium, giving the new owner the best of country and city lifestyles. Suitable easy building allotments including fencing, character timber entrances and mountain and country views. plenty of room for sheds and garages. Power NBN and water serviced. Build your dream home with room to move.

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AGENT: Peter Dempsey Real Estate Peter Dempsey | M: 0418 854 393 peterdempsey@atrealty.com.au www.atrealty.com.au RLA: 269823 PRICE: $139,000 (Long settlement available)

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property Comfortable country living 40 Lange Road, Yahl Green Triangle Real Estate is delighted to present for sale 40 Lange Rd, Yahl. This property offers approx. 107 acres, a spacious home, established gardens, tranquil views, ample shedding and plenty of room for the whole family to enjoy. Features of the home include a timber kitchen with electric cooking, double sink and ample cupboard space.

With an expansive dining area and adjoining second living /entertaining area featuring large glass bi-fold doors, allows you to combine both indoor and outdoor entertaining.

This is the perfect place to entertain family and friends at any time of the year. Four generous sized bedrooms, three with built in robes and the fourth bedroom currently utilised as a home office. The main bathroom comprises of a bath, shower and vanity with a second bathroom off the spacious laundry area. Baltic pine timber throughout with high ceilings and rosés combined with modern features, creates the perfect blend of country and contemporary living. Outside boasts an abundance of shedding including a double car carport, large implement shed, enclosed workshop, shearing shed and a secondary implement/hay shed. 2 x 15,000lt rainwater tanks plumbed to the home, a 106,784 KL Water Allocation, 2 irrigation bores, 3 dog runs, solar and electric hot water and a return verandah. A bonus cottage with three bedrooms and a bathroom complete the property and offer you many options like a home office, teenagers retreat, B&B or extra room for extended family. Contact our office today to organise a private viewing to appreciate all the home has to offer.

Expressions of Interest by 12 Noon Friday the 12th June 2020.

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AGENT: Green Triangle Real Estate Garth Manser | M: 0417 071 180 Elisha Beare | M: 0407 213 023 50 James St, Mt Gambier elisha@gtlivestock.com.au RLA: 280309 PRICE: E.O.I

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RLA 282 450

1 Sparrow Avenue, Mount Gambier

1 Saxon Court, Mount Gambier

NEW > BIRDSVILLE BEAUTY!!

NEW > WHEN SIZE MATTERS

Located in the sought-after Birdsville area with a picturesque outlook over the park the property is conveniently located just a short walk to Grant High School and the Swallow Drive Shopping Centre. Inside the home offers a lovely kitchen with electric cooking, lounge with slow combustion wood heating and a beautiful sunny family room with additional wood fire and r/c split system air conditioner. Three bedrooms, beautifully renovated bathroom and separate laundry and toilet. Loads of bonus features outside include freshly painted exterior, pergola off the family room, large lined man cave / games room with s/c wood fire plus single iron garage, double carport, wood shed, cubby house and flat low maintenance gardens. This property is packed full of features and ready for new owners to move in and enjoy!

Located in the Conroe Heights precinct, the home provides an abundance of natural light spilling through the large feature windows. The huge master bedroom suite contains wrap around WIR & spacious ensuite with relaxing spa bath. The three additional carpeted bedrooms all contain BIR’s. With formal lounge and dining areas plus open plan living area with modern kitchen, there is also a large rumpus room which spills out to the alfresco barbecue area. Double car garage UMR plus a 6m x 8m high clearance carport with concrete floor, ideal for the caravan, boat or extra vehicles. Extra bonuses include instant gas hot water system, 6kW solar system, popup sprinklers, r/c ducted a/c throughout. Attractive low maintenance gardens, this home is the perfect proposition for the large family needing space, storage and lots of parking! Inspection will surpass your expectations.

$235,000-$245,000 Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199 NEW 10 DEGARIS ST, MT GAMBIER $299,000-$315,000

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NEW 37 BLUEBELL DR, MT GAMBIER

- Ultimate designer family home, built by a well-known local builder and featuring a modern and spacious floor plan - Huge open plan kitchen/dining/living area which offers beautiful elevated views over the Conroe Heights landscape - Master bedroom suite includes his and hers WIR’s plus a sparkling large ensuite offering plenty of natural light

Contact Sara O'Connor 0438 708 281

Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266

NEW 27 DERWENT CRT, MT GAMBIER

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$289,000

- Solid brick and tile home offering an elevated allotment at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac - Inside offers large lounge/dining area with r/c s/s air con, s/c wood fire & gas ducted heating, timber kitchen/meals area with loads of storage, dishwasher & electric cooking - 4 bedrooms all with BIRs & the master with an ensuite - Huge family room offering the ultimate games area or kids playroom Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266

7 LUMIDIN BVD, MT GAMBIER

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$319,000

- Beautifully presented low maintenance home, positioned on a corner allotment in a highly sought after area - Offering 3 carpeted bedrooms all with built-in robes, master with ensuite - Open plan kitchen/meals area, complete with dishwasher, gas cook top & electric oven - Spacious lounge room with both s/s air con and gas ducted heating Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266 3 1 2

11 GEMSTONE CRT, MT GAMBIER

- Extra features include s/c wood fire, large solar system, dedicated study, 3 separate living areas, double glazed windows, double car garage UMR with remote and internal access, plus reverse cycle ducted air conditioning, keeping the home an enjoyable temperature all year round 4

$445,000-$455,000 NEW PRICE

- Situated on a beautiful leafy 1,215m2 allotment with loads of space - Master bedroom with walk in robe plus ensuite with his & hers vanities - Three living areas comprising of a formal lounge, open plan family zone plus rumpus or theatre room - Sophisticated kitchen with stone benchtops, s/s appliances and WI pantry 4 2 2 Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199

1 & 2/18 LEE CRT, MT GAMBIER

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$570,000-$599,000

Beautifully renovated home at the foot of the Lakes precinct 3 carpeted bedrooms, all containing BIR’s & ceiling fans Lounge room with both s/s air conditioning & ceiling fans Renovated kitchen with Miele dishwasher, pantry, Induction cooktop, electric oven & 2 pak cabinetry - Side yard access to the 9m x 6m Colorbond shed & private paved pergola area 3

$459,000 Contact Sara O’Connor 0438 708 281

$339,000-$359,000each

- Two fantastic 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, two living area, double garage , executive units, positioned in close proximity to Market Place Shopping Centre, TAFE & Mount Gambier Hospital - Perfect investment properties or low maintenance lifestyle propositions - Unit 1 – Currently operating as an Air BnB offered fully furnished with excellent figures Contact Gail 0409 268 199 or Al 0418 849 266 3 2 2

49 BOANDIK TCE, MT GAMBIER

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1A BETULA RD, MT GAMBIER

$299,000-$309,000

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$269,000

- Superbly updated architectural designed brick & tile family home, positioned on a corner allotment with low maintenance gardens - Offering 3 bedrooms all with BIR’s, Updated kitchen with dishwasher, gas cook top & electric oven, separate formal dining and central lounge - Extra features include 2 split air conditioners and gas log fire - Outside offers an undercover entertaining area and s/car carport Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266 3 1 2

$229,000 W.I.W.O

- Immaculately presented brick and tile unit in a central location - 2 spacious bedrooms, both with BIR, plus a comprehensive list of furniture - Open plan kitchen/dining/lounge with gas/electric cooking - Outside features include low maintenance gardens with private rear courtyard (excellent for children) - A single garage UMR offers remote & internal access Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266 2 1 1

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- Beautifully renovated inside, kitchen with electric cooking, light filled lounge with s/c wood heating & r/c split system air-con - 4 bedrooms, 3 of which have BIR’s plus adjoining play room/study - The backyard includes: wood shed, veggie garden, fruit trees, chicken coop and underhouse storage - Rear yard access, undercover carport & 11x5m Colorbond garage - Great family home in the sought after Lakes area

$209,000

- Beautifully presented stone home surrounded by low maintenance private gardens - The home has been updated and offers loads of charm and modern features - Open plan living area with an updated timber kitchen - New carpets & low maintenance timber flooring flow through the property Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266 3 1 2

2/110 JUBILEE HWY WEST, MT GAMBIER

NEW 6 BOND ST, MT GAMBIER

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29 DAVISON ST, MT GAMBIER

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$224,000

Immaculately presented 3 bedroom stone home Close to McDonald Park and St Martins Schools Versatile plan featuring 3 BR plus study (2 with BIR’s) Renovated bathroom with W.I. shower, sep. laundry & WC Single car garage, beautifully presented gardens and fully secure rear yard - Great first home or investment opportunity Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266 3 1 1

Al Lamond SALES M: 0418 849 266

Gail Richards SALES M: 0409 268 199

NEW 8B WALLACE ST, MT GAMBIER

Sara O'Connor SALES M: 0438 708 281

4/9A SHEPHERDSON RD, MT GAMBIER $85,000 REDUCED TO SELL

$170,000-$190,000

- A fantastic opportunity to purchase a 1087m2 allotment in the sought-after lakes area - Private rear allotment, the perfect site for your dream home or invest and build a couple of townhouses (STCA) - The ideal location to walk to the CBD, rail lands and the new proposed recreation centre!

- Sale is subject to plan of division approval Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199 LAND

Jess Starling SALES M: 0419 360 001

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Private 379m2 allotment within walking distance to CBD Rare opportunity to purchase vacant land in a central location All services available ready for building your dream home Plans available for 3bed/2bath/2car courtyard homes Great location near Reidy Park School & Tenison College

Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266

NEW 298 SPAIN RD, SUTTONTOWN

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$449,000-$469,000

Carolyn Gazzard CLIENT SERVICES P: 0418 813 233

LOT 1002 GRANITE CRT, MT GAMBIER 3.5 ACRES

Tegan Pink ADMINISTRATION P: 08 8723 3416

$220,000

ARAMANTA ESTATE

Leonie Carrison PERSONAL ASSISTANT P: 08 8723 3416

Starting From $115,000

- Build your dream home on a large 3.5 acre allotment in the City (S.T.C.A.) - Gas, power, sewer, water & phone passing ready for connection - Great location minutes from the centre of the City - Excellent lifestyle block with plans for future subdivision (S.T.C.A.) - Elevated allotment with highly desirable home sites

LOT 50 – 89 BENGALEE CRES, MT GAMBIER - Aramanta Developments is pleased to offer stage 4 of its latest land division, offering an amazing lifestyle, with spectacular views like no other in Mount Gambier - Situated on the city's northern outskirts, this estate will appeal to residents looking for value in a peaceful family neighbourhood - ONLY 7 ALLOTMENTS REMAINING IN STAGE 4!

Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266

Contact Al 0418 849 266 or Gail 0409 268 199

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1 MIL-LEL DR, MIL-LEL

$349,000

2.5 ACRES

9.73 ACRES

NEW - Spacious brick and tile home on 9.73 acres - Large lounge with bar & gas heating, formal dining area plus big country kitchen/living area with WI pantry, electric cooking and s/c wood fire - Huge four car garage UMR with remote entry - Extra shedding consists of a 12m x 6m garage with concrete floor,

toilet and pit whilst the HUGE 9m x 16m implement shed is high clearance with pit and sliding doors - The property is fenced into three paddocks with cattle yards, crush and ramp plus electric boundary fencing - Rainwater and bore water, pop up sprinklers and established low maintenance gardens

Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199

49 KIRIP RD, GLENCOE

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312 GLENELG RIVER RD, OB FLAT 2 ACRES

$535,000

- Renovated family home situated on a large 2.5 acre allotment - Master bedroom with WIR & ensuite, centrally located kitchen offering electric cooking & WI pantry - Other features include r/c split air conditioner & slow combustion wood fire - Outside features include large 9m x 6m Colorbond shed, wood

shed, large dog yard, chook pen, 2 paddocks for sheep, cattle or a horse, plus bore & a large rain water tank plumbed to the home - The property offers a highly sort after country way of life, just a short drive from the city & perfectly positioned close to the Mil-Lel Primary School

Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266

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117 LAKE EDWARD RD, GLENCOE 2.69 ACRES

$240,000-$249,000

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- Solid brick home on a 1960m2 allotment in the heart of Glencoe - Two spacious living areas include s/c wood heating and built in bar along with a separate games room/fourth bedroom - Large country kitchen with dishwasher, breakfast bar & electric cooking - 18x5m outdoor alfresco area evoking a country rustic vibe - A double carport, a 18mx6m shed with power and lights and a low maintenance allotment Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199 3 1 5

82 SASSANOWSKY RD, SUTTONTOWN 5 ACRES

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$469,000

Beautifully updated 3 bedroom solid brick home Located in the sought after Ascott Way area Featuring a stunning open plan living area Modern kitchen offering elect cooking, WI pantry and dishwasher Great shedding, plus rainwater tanks & equipped bore Impressive property offering the complete package

Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266

21 BRYAN ST, ALLENDALE EAST

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$299,000-$309,000

- If you love gardening and cooking your own produce then this amazing property is for you!

- Attractive three bedroom home with a sustainable garden that is packed full of fruit and veggies season after season - 3 Bedroom home featuring open plan living with wood heating and r/c air conditioning.

- Outdoor alfresco area with built in fireplace Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199 3 1 1

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Spacious brick and tile family home situated on 2 acres Privately located on a corner allotment with excellent driveway access Main bedroom with walk through robe & ensuite Extras include alarm and camera security systems, s/wood fire & r/cycle air con 2 x massive sheds offering a 12m x 9m and 12m x 8m sheds with 2.8m clearance

Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266

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5 ORCHARD RD, MOORAK 2.5 ACRES

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$439,000

- Charming country lifestyle property 5 minutes’ drive from the CBD - Located on 2.5 acres in the sought after Moorak district - Country kitchen with WI pantry, formal lounge and family room - Huge outdoor entertaining area with sweeping southerly views - Large detached games room with extra toilet and double carport overlooking picturesque gardens 3 1 3 Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199

NEW 4 IRVEN ST, PT MACDONELL

$449,000

- Beautifully renovated stone home set on a 4058m2 allotment just a short stroll from the beach - Open plan kitchen/dining, huge tiled lounge area plus a huge rear under cover entertaining area - Colourbond shed 18m x 9m x 2.9m clearance has drive through access, workshop & loft - Rain & mains water supply and extra off street parking Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199

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- Enjoy a relaxed country lifestyle in this lovely home - Spacious interior includes four bedrooms, master with walk though robe and ensuite - Kitchen/meals/family with gas cooking and gas heating and floating floorboards - Outside offers an abundance of space, a double garage and carport - Currently tenanted at $235 per week Contact Sara O’Connor 0438 708 281 4 2 2

18 TURNBULL DR, WORROLONG

$870,000

- Immaculate sandstone and limestone period façade, classic English box hedges, luscious lawns and manicured gardens create an unforgettable lasting impression - 5 luxurious bedrooms, the master with WIR and ensuite - 3 living areas, including formal dining and lounge, open plan family, meals and gourmet kitchen and separate rumpus room - Stunning paved alfresco area complete with lighting & roller blinds 5 3 2 Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266

7 EIGHT MILE CREEK RD, PT MACDONNELL

$279,000-$299,000 W.I.W.O

- 3 BR Air B&B with great figures and shedding - Situated on a large 3762m2 allotment in the crayfish capital Pt MacDonnell - Offering great figures and potential for more income - Large shedding at the rear of the property, offering great storage - Extras include all furniture with B&B chattels, equipped bored and mains water, Your B&B dream starts here!

Contact Al 0418 849 266 or Sara 0438 708 281 3 1 10+

- Magnificent Federation Style home offering formal lounge and dining, designer kitchen 900mm freestanding gas oven - Four large bedrooms, 1 with WIR plus master ensuite, and 2 with BIR’s - Well established gardens with impressive veggie garden and variety of fruit trees - 65,000L rain water tank, town water and equipped bore Contact Al 0418 849 266 or Sara 0438 708 281 4 2 8

298 RUWOLDT RD, YAHL 3 ACRES

$599,000

- Situated on 3 glorious acres within minutes from Mount Gambier - Offering huge Blackwood kitchen, formal dining, roomy lounge plus family room - Master suite offers luxurious ensuite with his/her basins, underfloor heating, and walk in wardrobe - An entertainers dream home with an unrivalled alfresco area of massive dimensions Contact Gail 0409 268 199 or Al 0418 849 266 4 2 5

39 PASCOE RD, PT MACDONNELL

$699,000-$729,000

- Outstanding coastal residence with exceptional shedding - Massive 10mx18m double bay shed with 3.4m clearance roller doors perfect for boating and caravan enthusiasts - Five bedroom home - master bedroom with WIR and ensuite.

- Beautiful living area with chef’s kitchen including walk-in pantry & granite benchtops - Huge indoor alfresco area perfect for all year round entertaining Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199 5 2 6

Graeme Cleves Director 0419 806 410

Toni Gilmore Sales Representative 0402 356 905

Bianca Taylor Sales Representative 0407 613 346

Sophie Johnson Property Manager 8725 8037

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(08) 8725 8037 | www.limestonere.com.au | 178 Commercial Street East, Mount Gambier LOT 2 32 MATHESON ROAD, MILLICENT

14 LAIRD STREET, MOUNT GAMBIER

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1/6 Gerloff St, Mt Gambier

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Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier SA 5290

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178 Commercial Street West

21 Hilltop Avenue

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9 Mosswood Close

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Expressions of interest by 12 noon Friday 1st May 2020 (unless sold beforehand) Character filled in the heart of the City, Circa 1890 residence zoned “mixed use”. Positioned on a desirable 1,002m2 (approx) allotment. Featuring classic high ceilings & original cornice.

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11 Tarandi Road

27 Derwent Court

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$220,000

Conroe Heights Gem Beautifully presented 3 bedroom homette located at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. Large open plan kitchen/ meals/family, immaculate bathroom, large pergola overlooking private rear yard, single garage under main roof.

Priced to sell – ultra spacious family home loaded with extras. Granite kitchen benches, ducted heating & cooling, high ceilings and rear yard access. One of the best streets in popular Conroe Heights!

16 Magnolia Court

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Deceptively spacious home ready for the largest family. Lovingly maintained in fantastic, quiet, elevated location.

Loaded with ‘WOW’ – this home is a must see!

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18 Eldridge Drive, Worrolong

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This home requires some TLC but offers a fantastic opportunity to enter the market and reap the rewards. Three bedrooms, kitchen/meals area, large living/dining space. large rear yard.

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$319,500

Nestled in a quiet cul de sac in the always popular Conroe Heights is this immaculate family home which you will want to call your own, only a short walk to the local playground and reserve, shops and schools.

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COLLINS DRIVE MOUNT GAMBIER’S PREMIER RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION

$495,000

2/17 Canavan Road

9 Tanglewood Crescent

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$239,000

Care free living in an enviable location, two spacious bedrooms, large kitchen/meals/family, private rear yard/pergola area, single garage umr with remote access- currently leased at $240 per week until 6/05/2020.

Located amongst quality homes in a well established area. Offering 4 large bedrooms, master with direct access to spacious 2way bathroom, functional kitchen overlooking beautiful private gardens.

7 Gerloff Street 46 Commercial Street West 1/17 Canavan Road 157 Bay Road 2/210 Commercial Street East 6 Kalimna Crescent 178 Commercial Street West 1/31 Yeates Street 39 Starline Place 2 Truman Street 51 Ferrers Street 5 Cheyenne Court 11 Redwood Avenue

$120,000

Exciting new subdivision located just minutes from the city centre Allotment sizes ranging from 1,195m2 to 2,263m2 Services include power, water & sewer Construction underway connecting the Estate to the popular rail lands walking trail Side & rear colorbond fencing included Limited allotment released – Be quick Prices starting at $120,000

The complete family package awaits.

A beautifully maintained home set on an acre of established grounds, spacious living areas and covered outdoor entertaining. Be quick to inspect this quality home.

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7 Gerloff Street

178 Commercial Street West

Avail Now 3 1 2 $230 pw •Three bedroom home •Large lounge with gas heater •Eat in kitchen with new electric/gas cooking & dishwasher •Reverse cycle air conditioner •Undercover patio/verandah area •Single carport & garage detached •Work shed & Storage area •Close to shopping •Secure yard •Gas Cylinders for cooking & heating

$39,000

Great start to build your dream, fully serviced, quiet cul de sac location, close to schools, shopping and reserves. Only 2 blocks left- be quick!

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Avail now $230 per week Avail now $240 per week Avail now $250 per week Avail now $250 per week Avail 6/5/20 $260 per week Avail now $260 per week Avail now $270 per week Avail 19/5/20 $270 per week Avail 24/4/20 $290 per week Avail 18/5/20 $300 per week Avail now $310 per week Avail 29/5/20 $430 per week Avail now $450 per week

15 Noojee Street

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$114,500

Low maintenance allotment on own title. Quiet cul-de-sac location, walking distance to City Centre.

Surrounded by other quality homes ready to build, established fencing

Apply online www.tenantoptions.com.au rentals@gebhardts.com.au Ph 8724 8088 39 Starline Place

Avail Now 2 1 2 $270 pw •2 bedrooms •Kitchen with gas cooking and bi pantry •Lounge with sc heater •Covered patio area •Large backyard •Carport and single detached garage •No pets • Property on the sales market

Avail 24/4/20 3 2 1 $290 pw •Three bedrooms, main with WIR & ensuite •Other bedrooms with BIR & desks •Large lounge/dine room with gas wall furnace •Kitchen/dine/family area with gas cooking •Large fully enclosed rear yard •Single garage UMR •No pets

Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier SA 5290 Paul Chuck SALES 0409 541 113

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8 Ivy Place

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3 Jenkins Street

$252,000

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This beautifully maintained homette will only impress and offers large rooms, high ceilings, gas heating plus reverse cycle split air conditioner – all on low maintenance easy care grounds. A great home unit alternative in a quiet cul-desac.

This gracious residence of elegant proportions stands proudly in its magnificent surrounds.

Immaculately presented inside and out, it’s striking street appeal & elegant interiors combine the classic appeal of yesterday with the contemporary style of today.

20 Patricia Court

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124 North Terrace

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33 Lake Terrace West

$239,500

This lovely home is situated in a great central location close to all the popular Cafés, Restaurants and Shops the City has to offer, or start your day with a walk along the Rail trail + rear yard access.

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This superb seafront property will appeal to the fussiest of buyers, new floor coverings window furnishings

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$115,000-$135,000 Premium allotments within Aramanta Estate. Sweeping views of Mount Gambier. Allotment sizes ranging from 731m2 to 1,069m2. Fully fenced and retained. Quiet sought after location Call the Gebhardts office to discuss.

Call our friendly sales team today for a FREE no obligation market appraisal

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400 Wireless Road West, Suttontown

This property presents an extraordinary opportunity to renovate or undertake a re-development (STCC). Approx 7,745m2 of prime real estate located in the Hospital precinct.

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This superbly renovated home oozes charm & style, gleaming timber floors, crisp modern decore and immaculate presentation. This stunner is an absolute must see!

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51 Ferrers Street

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Central location equipped with shedding. Offering a versatile floor plan, 3 bedrooms, main with ensuite & WIR, spacious kitchen/meals/family.

Secondary formal lounge/dining room, large 7mX7m (approx) stone garage & workshop area.

23 Percy St / 12-14 Alexander St

$289,500

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Be prepared to fall in love with this superb home positioned on 5 acres (approx) only five minutes from the City centre. Immaculate inside and out – a true haven for those who wish to escape the hustle and bustle.

You will fall in love from the minute you turn into the driveway!

41 Canavan Road

This light filled contemporary home has everything for the family who love to entertain, boasting a very functional floor plan. Within easy walking distance to St Martins Lutheran College.

RENTALS 2 Truman Street

$369,000

EXCITING RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION

3 Huntingdale Court

The absolute dream for the family who love to entertain, the all weather entertaining area and inground swimming pool will impress, highly sought after location.

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Over the last 3 months Gebhardts Real Estate have sold in excess of 50+ properties

Elegant architectural design – boasting eco- friendly features throughout.

Light filled and loaded with quality.

This brand new home stands out in a crowd. Inspection will not disappoint.

106 Sea Parade, Port MacDonnell

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LISTINGS WANTED DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED MORE LISTINGS

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An amazing opportunity awaits. Blue chip location and two street access.

Solid art deco home with fantastic shedding. The potential here is endless. In conjunction with Key2Sale Real Estate.

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11 Redwood Avenue

$575,000

Rare city centre multi tenanted opportunity. Renovated villa Circa 1900 of 3/4 bedrooms (currently leased), office/warehouse. Shedding fronting Alexander Street. Portion of this leased at $930 p/m plus full office area available.

Apply online www.tenantoptions.com.au rentals@gebhardts.com.au Ph 8724 8088

94 Commercial Street East

COMMERCIAL 23-25 Commercial Street West 32 Commercial Street West 3/19 Gray Street

Avail 18/5/20 3 1 3 $300 pw •Three bedroom home •All with builtin robes & polished floor boards •Open living kitchen/Dine/ Lounge with gas cooking •Cosy Sunroom •Sit on undercover deck enjoying the views •Single carport UMR •Detached workshed & workshop

Avail Now 2 1 2 $310 pw •Very private 2 bedroom home in great location •Both bedrooms have BI Robes •Lounge with gas heating & R/C A/C •Kitchen with gas cooking & dine nook •Formal Dine with sitting room •Rear Porch/Sunroom •Undercover patio area •2 Carports under main roof •No Pets

Avail Now 4 2 3 $450 pw •4 bedrooms, all with WIR’s •Main with ensuite & bath •Study with BI desk •Kitchen/family/ dine with stone bench tops, dishwasher, gas & elec cooking •Ducted electric heating/ cooling •Double garage UMR •No pets

Avail Now

Commercial •140m2 approx of flexible space •On site parking for staff •Currently used as a restaurant * Separate function room •Reverse cycle air conditioning •Exhaust in kitchen area included •Located in the CBD •Don’t miss out on this opportunity

78B Sea Parade Port MacDonnell 94 Commercial Street East 1/2 James Street 2/2 James Street

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$249,000 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED FAMILY HOME This well presented brick and le family home is situated close to St Mar ns Lutheran College, MacDonald Park Primary School and just minutes to the centre of town. Your family will appreciate the many features this home has to offer, such as open plan kitchen/dining area with gas cooking, double sink, floa ng floors and an abundance of natural light, three

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bedrooms with built in robes, lounge with gas hea ng and bathroom with a bath, shower and vanity. Outside comprises a 691m2 allotment with low maintenance gardens, a raised rear deck with pull down blinds perfect for entertaining throughout the year, a built in fire pit and a single car garage with a separate work shop, a garden shed and a cubby house.

UNIT 2/32 WEHL STREET NORTH, MOUNT GAMBIER

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E.O.I BY 12 NOON FRI 12TH JUNE 2020 COMFORTABLE COUNTRY LIVING – 107 acres, spacious home, established gardens, tranquil views, ample shedding & plenty of room for the whole family to enjoy – Timber kitchen with electric cooking & ample cupboard space. Expansive dining, second living area with bi-fold doors allowing both indoor & outdoor entertaining.

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– 2 x 15,000ltr rainwater tanks, 106,784kl water alloca on, 2 irriga on bores, 3 dog runs, solar & electric hot water & return verandah – Bonus 3-bedroom co age at front of property offering many possibili es

$285,000 – This neat, well presented home unit is situated within walking distance to all ameni es and offers Wehl Street frontage and its own Community Title – Features of the home include – Large open plan kitchen / dining and living area – Kitchen with electric cooking, a large breakfast bar and ample cupboard space

21 TALLARA AVENUE, MOUNT GAMBIER

$189,000

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– Low maintenance front & rear yard

33 ANNETTE STREET. MOUNT GAMBIER

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2nd bedroom with BIR and 3rd bedroom with a BIR robes and a built in desk, main bathroom with Bath, shower, vanity and a separate toilet. Extra features include a built in func onal out door kitchen, double garage under the main roof with internal access and remote roller door, solar panels, r/c a/c, ducted hea ng and cooling, solar hot water, vacuum and security system.

276 PINEHALL AVENUE, SUTTONTOWN LE FO A R SE

5177 CLAYWELLS RD, WATTLE RANGE

$159,000 CHARMING HOME FILLED WITH CHARACTER – Set on approximately 2.5 acres just 20 mins to Penola and 40mins to Robe.

– Country style kitchen, offering electric cooking, a double sink, a generous butlers panty and slow combus on wood hea ng, large lounge with slow combus on wood hea ng.

Other features include two large bedrooms and a smaller

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sleepout room, bathroom with shower, bath and vanity and a separate toilet off the laundry in the rear porch/ sunroom area, detached single car garage, a woodshed, rainwater plumbed to the home and plenty of room for flower & vegetable gardens.

$485 PER WEEK ELEGANT COUNTRY LIVING MINUTES FROM TOWN Available 24th April 2020 – Solid family home close to schools, hospital and shopping centre – 12-foot ceilings, open plan kitchen/dining/living areas – Wood hea ng & reverse cycle air condi oning

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NEWS

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Nursing centre cleans up with grant windfall Dartmoor Bush Nursing Centre has received much needed funds to replace a dishwasher to support their social support group weekly lunches. Local community members volunteer regularly to cook lunch for the centre’s older clients and having a new, reliable dishwasher helps make the job of cleaning up much easier while assisting with the required food standards.

The dishwasher being replaced was originally donated from funds provided by United Way Glenelg 10 years ago.

Community service coordinator Rachel Pridham said many of the clients live rural and remotely and use their weekly visit to the centre to engage in activities and fellowship. “For some members of the group, this is their only social outing for the week,” she said. Fourteen volunteers and 18 members attending the Dartmoor Bush Nursing Centre will directly benefit from the new dishwasher with hopes of the program branching out into the wider community in the future.

The social support group is currently on pause but will resume once advice has been provided that it is safe to do so. Meanwhile staff are doing a weekly meal drop off with an activity pack to help relieve the boredom, for the clients who want it. “At this stage we have 13 clients receiving this service,”

Millicent Library expanding services for community

Ms Pridham said. “We are using this drop off to engage with our clients and have a check in on their wellbeing.”

The purpose of the United Way Glenelg Lewis Court grant is to support community based recreational, social, and physical activities that contribute to good health and alleviate social isolation of our older community members. To assist potential applicants and for those seeking information on our Community Fund and Lewis Court Fund grants. please go to our website unitedwayglenelg. com.au or contact our Nicole Carr, Executive Officer for a one-on-one session on 0410 513 305.

Above - Dartmoor resident and volunteer Jane Spencer is grateful for the new dishwasher.

Honouring volunteers Nominations for the 2020 South Australia Volunteer Awards are open until this Friday. The South Australia Volunteer Awards recognise the invaluable work that volunteers, volunteer managers, community organisations and businesses contribute to the South Australian community.

Nominations can be made in the following categories: • The Joy Noble Medal. South Australia’s highest distinction for an individual volunteer and is open to all individual volunteers across the State.

• The Premier’s Award for Corporate Social Responsibility. This award recognises the strong contribution the business sector makes to our communities such as through philanthropy, partnerships or releasing employees for volunteer service.

• ‘The Andamooka’ Community Project Award. Awarded to a community, or group of volunteers, which has undertaken a community project resulting in significant community benefit.

• The Excellence in Volunteer Management Award (new category). This award recognises the dedication and commitment of volunteer managers who support and facilitate the engagement of volunteers.

For nomination forms and guidelines, go to https://dhs.sa.gov.au and follow the links.

Although the physical spaces of the Millicent Library and Gallery are closed to the public, they are very much open, providing a range of innovative services to our community.

The ‘Call, Click and Collect’ service that has been implemented has enabled library staff to continue to engage with their patrons and maintain the provision of a library service. Council’s manager libraries & cultural services Janice Nitschke has received positive feedback on the initiative. “Averaging 50-60 patrons a day the service has been highly successful,” she said. “Our patrons very much appreciate this opportunity to continue to access the resources our library has to offer.

We continue to refresh our physical collections with new items added weekly and our patrons are still able to borrow that book or DVD that they have heard about. Technology is key to staying connected and all patrons on our database have been contacted, whether it be by SMS, email or telephone, about our new services. Interestingly we received an email back from overseas, some backpackers who joined the library when living in Millicent and they thanked us for the great services.

Libraries indeed are community hubs for everyone. In addition, access to our online library services and digital content through eLibrary has grown by 50% and additional funding will grow the collection. We also will deliver a suite of children’s services virtually through social media: Bounce and Rhyme is being broadcast twice weekly with great viewer numbers, storytelling and activities have been popular and we regularly post about new books, authors and book discussions, enabling us to engage with our patrons and more importantly re-engage with old ones.We have initiated a JP service by appointment and will continue to do photocopying and printing for our community.

Finally, we are very excited to announce that the 2020 Wattle Range Photographic Exhibition will be held virtually, and entries accepted digitally. Discussions are currently underway to finalise the categories, along with key dates and judges.”

Ham, broccoli & chesse pasta bake 1 tablespoon olive oil 1 brown onion, finely chopped 2 garlic cloves, crushed 150g leg ham, chopped 2 tablespoons tomato paste 2 x 400g cans diced tomatoes 375g broccoli, cut into small florets

1/4 cup fresh basil leaves 375g dried macaroni pasta 1/2 cup reduced-fat cheddar, grated 2/3 cup reduced fat mozzarella, coarsely grated 70g feta, crumbled

Method Heat the oil in a saucepan over medium heat. Add the onion, garlic and ham.

Cook, stirring, for 5 minutes or until onion softens. Add the paste. Cook, stirring, for 1 minute. Add the tomato. Bring to boil. Reduce heat to low.

Simmer for 10-15 minutes or until thickened slightly. Add the broccoli for the last 5 minutes of cooking time. Add the basil. Stir. Meanwhile, cook the pasta following packet directions until al dente. Drain. Return to pan. Add broccoli mixture and cheddar to the pasta. Toss to combine. Preheat grill on high. Transfer pasta mixture to a 2L (8 cup) ovenproof dish. Sprinkle with mozzarella and feta. Grill for 5 minutes or until cheese melts.

Council wants to hear from local business City of Mount Gambier Mayor Lynette Martin (pictured) is calling on local business owners and operators to complete a short online survey to assist council to understand the challenges currently facing the business community. “Council recognise the important role business plays in our community by providing employment opportunities and supporting the local economy,” Mayor Martin said. “To do this we need input from our local businesses so council can build a strong and robust plan to assist them during these difficult times.”

All local businesses are being encouraged to complete the short

survey which is accessible online at the ‘Our City, Our Response’ portal until this Friday.

Plenty of fun for the kids online Need some inspiration for your children’s storytime at home?

Libraries SA has collated online storytime sessions from various public libraries and saved them to the Libraries SA YouTube channel so you can access hours of entertainment in the one place. Head to https://bit.ly/2UTD3Ro to view more than 20 videos featuring Story Time, Baby Bounce, Rhythm and Rhyme, Toddler Time and more – enjoy. The region’s libraries are also live streaming some of their programs so head online and to facebook to see what your local library is up to.

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22. Who skippered Australia II’s famous America’s Cup win in 1983?

23. In which years did wonder mare Makybe Diva win her Melbourne Cups?

24. By what name is the Sunday before Easter traditionally known?

25. South African surgeon Christiaan Barnard performed which historic surgery in 1967?

26. Which South Australian Nobel Laureate is associated with the development of the wonder antibiotic penicillin?

27. Pinta, Nina & Santa Maria are three ships associated with the travels of which Italian explorer?

28. In which year was the Berlin Wall demolished?

29. Which actor has the most Best Actor Oscar wins?

30. The AFL was established in which year and which team won the inaugural premiership?

Answers – 1. 1914; 2. Edmund Barton; 3. Helen Keller; 4.

December 28, 1836; 5. 94; 6.

Peter Lalor; 7. Lou Gehrig; 8.

Troy; 9. Dallas; 10. February 14, 1966; 11. Berlin; 12. Peace; 13.

Denmark, Norway & Sweden; 14. 1981; 15. Tara; 16. Anne Hathaway; 17. New England Patriots & Pittsburgh Steelers; 18. Victoria; 19. Waterloo, ABBA & Sweden; 20. American Civil War; 21. Australia & New Zealand; 22. John Bertrand; 23. 2003, 2004 & 2005; 24.

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10. On which date did Australia convert to decimal currency?

11. Which city hosted the 1936 Summer Olympics?

12. Mother Teresa was awarded the 1979 Nobel Prize in which category?

13. Which three countries make up the region known as Scandinavia?

14. In which year did Lady Diana Spencer marry Prince Charles?

15. What was the name of the O’Hara family plantation in the iconic Margaret Mitchell novel Gone With The Wind?

16. Married at 18, what was the name of the great playwright William Shakespeare’s wife?

17. Which NFL teams have won the most Super Bowls?

18. Dr William Haines was the first premier of which Australian State?

19. Which song, group and country won the 1974 Eurovision contest?

20. The Battle of Gettysburg was part of which 19th century conflict?

21. Who won the inaugural Netball World Championship and who is the current reigning champion?

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2. Who was the first Prime Minister of Australia?

3. American teacher Anne Sullivan was best known for teaching which political activist and author, who was the first deaf-blind person to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree?

4. What date is considered the official birth of the colony South Australia?

5. How old will Queen Elizabeth II turn on her birthday, which is April 21?

6. Which Irish-Australian workers rights advocate, who went on to become a politician, was credited with leading the 1854 Eureka Stockade?

7. Which iconic major league baseballer’s name is associated with the debilitating motor neurone disease (MND) that has gripped AFL great Neale Daniher?

8. After an unsuccessful 10 year siege, which city was eventually destroyed by the Greeks courtesy of a wooden horse?

9. In which city was US President John F Kennedy assassinated?

The Federal Government has launched the improved and repurposed My Skills website which will now focus on online training, giving Australians a chance to upskill..

The My Skills website has been tailored to offer more ways for Australians to improve their qualifications online.

Australians will now be able to search the increased online offerings of registered training organisations (RTOs) and vocational education and training (VET) options currently available to continue to train for the future.

Minister for Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business, Senator the Hon Michaelia Cash, said the Morrison Government was focused on giving Australians more training and career opportunities.

“As more Australians stay at home, we want them to be able to make the most of this time by upskilling and preparing themselves for future opportunities,” Minister Cash said.

Assistant Minister for Vocational Education, Training and Apprenticeships Steve Irons said RTOs have been working with the Government to offer more online courses for Australians.

“...the increased delivery of online learning would improve flexibility, whilst providing another avenue for Australians to update their skills, or to retrain...”

“The increased delivery of online learning would improve flexibility, whilst providing another avenue for Australians to update their skills, or to retrain,” said Assistant Minister Irons.

Member for Barker Tony Pasin said for those in our local area of Barker this would also provide an excellent opportunity to study a whole range of course offerings from a range of training institutions from around the country and potentially even something that may not have been available to them before.

“A VET qualification opens the door to so many job opportunities, and nationally recognised qualifications can be gained in a matter of months,” Mr Pasin said.

My Skills is the national directory of VET organisations and courses — an Australian Government initiative that helps consumers search and compare VET courses and training providers.

The launch of the improved and repurposed My Skills website complements the Morrison Government’s existing programs to support Australian workers with the Skills Match Tool prominently featured on the website.

The Skills Match Tool provides intuitive career guidance for Australians looking to choose or change careers based on the user’s previous work experience and qualifications. This includes providing information on a career’s likely income, whether the industry is in growth and what future pathways are available.

For more information visit www. myskills.gov.au

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Method Grease and line the base and sides of a 20cm x 30cm slice pan, extending paper 2cm above the sides of the pan. Process biscuits in a food processor to fine crumbs. Add butter and cinnamon and process again. Press biscuit mixture into the base of prepared pan. Chill for 30 minutes or until firm. Combine condensed milk with lemon juice in medium bowl. Combine boiling water and gelatine in a small jug. Stir until completely dissolved, then stir into condensed milk mixture.

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BirdLife Australia and the Recovery Team have announced that the 2020 Annual Cocky Count for the South-eastern Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo, will be conducted in a new format this year with Saturday, May 2, being promoted as a Look to the Skies event, where everyone in the Red-tail’s range can conduct the count from their own homes. “Whether you have a small backyard or a large property we would love you to head outside in the morning and late afternoon of 2 May and keep an eye out for any Red-tails,� said project coordinator Kelsey Bennett. “This does mean that only people who live in the Red-tails’ range can participate in the event.� The Red-tail habitat covers an area ranging from Mount Gambier to Keith in South Australia, and Nelson to Little Desert in Victoria.

All people living within this range are encouraged to search on the day and no prior bird survey experience is required.

If participants are not sure what a Red-tail looks or sounds like they can head to our website at www. redtail.com.au If a participant is planning on taking part in the event, they can let us know by phone or email, and we ask that if anyone sees any birds on the day to send in a sighting report. All sightings can be reported to the project coordinator on Free-call 1800 262 062 or via our website www.redtail.com. au or email redtail@birdlife.org.au. Just include your name, time of sighting, how many Red-tails were seen and where (map reference is preferable) and what they were doing (i.e. feeding). If anyone sees any cockies between now and May 2, organisers are encouraging people to send in those sightings as well. “We are especially keen to try and get as many landholders involved as possible, as we are still hoping to conduct the annual flock counts which will help us gain an indication of breeding success in the population,� Kelsey said. “To do this we need to know the location of as many large flocks as possible, especially where they come in to drink from stock troughs, dams, etc." For more information on the event or to express your interest in participating please contact Kelsey Bennett on 1800 262 062 or email redtail@birdlife.org.au The count is made possible with the support of the South East Natural Resources Management Board, Wimmera Catchment Management Authority and Glenelg Hopkins Catchment Management Authority, through funding from the Australian Government’s National Landcare Program.

Continuing the challenge Try this week’s suggestions from the Premier’s Reading Challenge to keep the kids entertained.

New look fish & chips 1/2 cup plain flour 1/3 cup milk 1 egg 2 cups fresh breadcrumbs 1/2 cup unsalted cashews 2 teaspoons grated lime rind 1 teaspoon dried chilli flakes

Year 9-12 GRAVEYARD SHIFT IN GHOST TOWN Michael Pryor Anton Marin and Rani Cross team up again to fight the ghosts that are plaguing the city. And now there’s a vicious ghost-hunting faction in town as well. A highly entertaining sequel to the smart, snappy and funny Gap Year in Ghost Town. So, how’s my gap year going? Is it giving me a taste of the ghost-hunting business or is it just dumping me into situations where I could end up dead, or worse?

Lingerers. Moaners. Thugs. Weepers.

So many ghosts. Not enough graveyard shifts in a night. When an extreme ghost plague descends on the city, Anton and Rani must work overtime to keep the city safe and to find the source of the new aggressive ghost outbreak. And it amps up to another level after ghost hunters become the hunted. Anton and Rani will need all their wits and wiles about them if they are to manage the ghost influx, get to the truth about the Elsewhere and navigate the night with all their limbs intact. Graveyard Shift in Ghost Town is thoroughly entertaining and full of nail-biting ghostly action and adventure. Michael Pryor has published more than 25 fantasy books and more than 40 short stories, from literary fiction to science fiction to slapstick humour.

Michael’s most recent books include The Chronicles of Krangor series for younger readers, The Laws of Magic series and The Extraordinaires series for older readers, as well as 10 Futures, a collection of interlinked stories imagining what our next 100 years might be like, and middle grade technothriller Machine Wars.

Year 6-9 FINAL STORM Deborah Abela In a world of wild weather, is anyone safe? Isabella, Griffin and their friends have settled into New City, enrolled in school and are making new friends, including the charming Aleksander Larsen. But their home is facing a new threat – weather patterns are becoming erratic and fierce ice storms batter the city.

When someone from Isabella’s past returns, loyalties are tested. Who is watching her from the shadows? And can Isabella and Griffin’s friendship survive this furious final storm?

Final Storm is the final instalment of the Grimsdon trilogy, which was inspired by governments around the world not taking enough care of the planet. Grimsdon was the initial book, followed by New City and now The Final Storm. When the city of Grimsdon floods, a group of kids is left in the ruins along with sea monsters, flying machines and sneaker waves.

Isabella, her best friend Griffin and three other children, survive with Griffin’s brilliant inventions and Isabella’s fighting skills. When a mysterious boy arrives in his flying machine, they wonder if letting him into their lives will lead to a way out or into even more danger. The sequel, New City, takes the issue of a climatechanged world further by asking what happens to people when wild weather drives them out of their homes?

This time, there are ornithopters, ice tornadoes, rescue eagles and a brand new bad guy. Deborah is an Australian author of children’s books, most notably the Max Remy, Super Spy series, the Grimsdon trilogy and Teresa A New Australian. She has been writing for 15 years.

Year 3-5 BULLY ON THE BUS Kathryn Apel She’s big. She’s smart. She’s mean.

She’s the bully on the bus. She picks on me and I don’t like it. But I don’t know how to make her stop. The bully on the bus taunts seven-year-old Leroy, then silences him with threats of worse to come. To distract him, his teacher introduces him to the adventures in The Big Bad Book of Fairytales. Hidden throughout are the clues that Leroy needs to overcome the bullying taunts once and for all.

Year 2 MADDIE’S FIRST DAY Penny Matthews It is Maddie’s first day of school and she has everything ready – her uniform, shoes, socks and hat. But there is one special thing that Maddie can’t leave behind – her blanky!

Award winners Penny Matthews and Liz Anelli team up to bring us this wonderful picture book about the excitement of going to “big” school for the first time.

500g firm white fish fillets, cut into 2cm-thick strips 4 medium sebago potatoes, cut into 2cm-thick chips Olive oil cooking spray Lime wedges, to serve Green salad, to serve

Method Place flour on a large plate. Whisk milk and egg together in a shallow bowl.

Combine breadcrumbs, cashews, lime rind and chilli on a large plate.

Coat 1 piece of fish in flour, shaking off excess. Dip in egg mixture. Coat in breadcrumb mixture. Place on a plate. Repeat with remaining ingredients.

Refrigerate until required. Preheat oven to 200°C/180°C fan-forced. Line 2 large baking trays with baking paper. Arrange potato on 1 prepared tray.

Spray with oil. Bake for 20 minutes. Place fish, in a single layer, on remaining prepared tray. Spray with oil. Bake fish with potato, turning once, for 15 minutes or until the fish is golden and cooked through and chips are tender.

Serve fish and chips with lime wedges and green salad.

Redevelopment underway at saleyards Work has commenced on Stage 2 of the cattle selling pens upgrade at the Naracoorte Regional Livestock Exchange. The work is being undertaken in smaller stages to ensure weekly sales can continue to be held. It is expected to be completed by late August.

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Home sweet home April 21 1926 - Queen Elizabeth II’s birthday.

Live cams are a great way to watch animals in their natural habitat at your leisure - SANParks and Explore have some great live streams in place. Here are five of the best virtual safari experiences.

Watch Gorillas migrate in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo on explore.org The gorilla forest corridor connects the gorillas’ night quarters with the Democratic Republic of the Congo forest habitat at GRACE - a gorilla rehabilitation and conservation education programme. Watch as the gorillas pass through while grazing on vegetation and some may choose to nap here as well.

Interact with guides from andBeyond with its twice-daily safaris Luxury safari hotel group andBeyond has teamed up with wildlife broadcasting experts WildEarth to stream its personalised game drives twice a day. Viewers will have the chance to spot the Big Five (elephants, rhinos, buffalo, lions and leopards) in real time with each drive spanning three hours. There’s also the opportunity to ask the guide questions during the drive on Youtube or using the hashtag #wildearth on Twitter.

See elephants in real time at Tembe Elephant Park - 24/7 live feed South Africa’s Tembe Elephant Park is known for having the largest elephant population on the African continent, and you can now watch these gentle giants from your sofa. Explore has a live feed in place watching a local watering hole - be sure to keep an eye out for lions, rhino and buffalo who often join the elephants here See leopard cubs playing in their den on Instagram @VirginLimitedEdition South Africa’s Ulusaba Private Game Reserve is a member of Virgin Limited Edition - a select group of luxury hotels. Sitting in the heart of the bush, the hotel has teamed up with Virgin to do a virtual safari via Instagram each Monday, with a chance to see leopard cups, a lion pride or any of the Big Five.

Go on a sunset safari in South Africa - WildEarth via Twitch WildEarth has partnered with streaming platform Twitch to showcase twice-daily safaris from the Djuma Private Game Reserve in South Africa’s Sabi Sand. The sunrise and sunset safaris give viewers a chance to see the Big Five, as well as baby elephants and hyena

1989 – Nintendo launched the original Game Boy in Japan. The portable video game system had four Japanese launch titles - Super Mario Land, Alleyway, Baseball & Yakuman.

2013 - Divinyls frontwoman Chrissie Amphlett (pictured) lost her battle with breast cancer and multiple sclerosis. The trail blazing rock chick was inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame in 2006.

SWEARS BY SMOOTHIES Former Miss Universe contestant & TV presenter Rachael Finch is a devotee of smoothies and looks to have one if not two smoothies every day as the most efficient (and yummy) way of including vitamins, minerals and other nutrients for your body.

BRINGING THE OUTDOORS INDOORS Plants bring an abundance of life, energy and fresh air into a room, making it the obvious living room design trend that you need to trial this year. Plants are the simplest way to update your home’s style without spending a fortune on new furniture or overpriced decorations. Their connection to nature is plentiful and they work to brighten up a space that might’ve been lacking character.

When Lucindale’s Will Gould’s name was not called out in the first round of the 2019 AFL National Draft, he and his housemate Harry Schoenberg drove to his family property at Lucindale to shear for the day and keep their minds off the upcoming rounds that night. Schoenberg was taken at pick 24 and Gould was taken at pick 26 by the Sydney Swans but little did he know he would be back home working on the family property so soon.

Speaking to SEN SA’s Andrew Hayes and Kane Cornes last week, Will shared how he has been spending his time since the AFL season was put on hold.

“I didn’t think I’d be back o the farm so quickly,” he said. “The last few weeks have been a bit of a whirlwind with everything that’s going on and it’s affecting everyone obviously.”

Once the AFL seasons was shut down, Will flew back home and arrived on the Monday morning. “By Monday midday I was out on the farm helping dad – pretty much straight into it,” he said.

In terms of giving his dad a hand, the timing could not have been better with plenty of cows having calves at the moment and given his dad’s run in with a chainsaw, it also saw Will basically chief in charge for a few days.

“He was trimming back trees and a branch fell on the chainsaw and that went into his leg,” Will said. “It was a pretty deep scratch. He’s fine now and back working already. It wasn’t a fix it at home job.”

And that could be the understatement of the year, with his mum driving the 50km to Naracoorte Hospital, where he was bundled into an ambulance and taken to Mount Gambier.

“It was a little bit scary for a little bit,” Will said.

The injury drama aside, the time at home has kept Will busy, working hard in the mornings and training in the afternoons, with only the temptation of his mum’s great home baking proving a challenge.

“I’s probably one of the lucky ones that I’ve got a farm to get out on rather than sitting on the coach and

playing Fortnite and PlayStation and that sort of thing,” he said. The home cooking is also a perk. “We had a roast last night (Tuesday) and a fair bit of it,” Will said. “That stuff is not too bad, it’s the cakes and cookies I have to stay away from.”

Fortunately, Will not only has the open spaces of the farm to get his running in, but also a well equipped home gym in the garage. “I am lucky the footy club at Lucindale helped me out with a few weights and things,” he said.

Endurance is the number one area that has been identified as an area for Will to improve. “And it might be for a number of years to come,” he said.

“Building that up to a level where I can be competitive with all the other guys to try and catch up to a level it’s needed to be to play AFL.” While Will’s taste of life at an AFL club has been more limited than he would have expected, he has loved every minute of becoming part of the Swans program.

“I’ve never been much of a long distance runner but I enjoyed the challenge,” he said. “It’s something that needs to get done if I want to get where I want to be.”

And Buddy Franklin looms as the man Will is watching closely and getting to know as he looks to mould himself into an AFL footballer, labelling him “the elite of the elite”.

“He didn’t get that good without putting in the hard yards,” Will said.

“I’ve been caught out at little bit in drills just watching him and get into a bit of trouble. He’s amazing to watch and learn from. He was one of the main guys who went out of his way to help us younger guys.”

Lucindale was in fact, the place to be for spotting AFL players, with Crows forward Darcy Fogarty also spending some time in the district on his mother’s partner’s property as well during the shut down.

LOCAL SPORT Berkefeld named best for the 17th time The finals series was abandoned but the individual honours have still been awarded for the 2019/20 South East Coast Basketball League and the other senior Basketball Mount Gambier competition.

And it was arguably the most familiar name in local basketball that again walked away with the Men’s Summer Season MVP. Bulldogs icon Simon Berkefeld claimed his 17th MVP nod after again leading his team in scoring, averaging 23 points per game and helping his team Bulldogs Blue finish second in the regular season.

Still possessing a strong perimeter shooting game as well as the ability to weave his magic on the drive to the basket, Berkefeld had some strong competition to take out the top individual honour but his consistency and class again saw him claim his 17th season MVP. Other strong contenders in the men’s competition were Brad Rathjen, from Panthers, who led his team to a top of the table finish, dropping only one game during the season.

Toby de Wit also had some monster games for his scrappy Cougars team, including a 54 point game against the Cats.

A well known quiet achiever, Berkefeld was honoured to have claimed another award in what he views as a strong competition.

“There are a lot of really good players in the league at the moment who would be deserving, so it is nice to get the award with that in mind,” he said.

“I would like to thank my teammates for making this season another enjoyable one and the umpires who have the toughest job out of anyone.”

The women’s competition also had a number of great performances from players, including a 33 point game by Emily Winter against the Bulldogs/Roos, a 32 point performance by Mikaela Horrigan and a 30 point outburst from Keryl Ousey.

It was however Panthers young gun Tara Bryant who was awarded the MVP for the 2019/20 Summer season.

Tara had a consistent season for her Panthers side that finished the regular season third and she was really happy with her efforts this season. “‘I am really proud of how I have worked hard and played consistently throughout the season,” Tara said.

“I’d like to thank my parents for supporting me and taking me to games, the coaches and my teammates, I’d also like to thank those that organise the competition.”

The young star has been flourishing from beyond the arc, where she has become deadly, with her biggest output being a 23 point game against the Bulldogs/Roos, that included seven three pointers.

And Tara has continued to find ways to improve.

“I have continued to practice my shooting, I have been going for runs and doing some home workouts,” she said.

Along with her season MVP, Tara was awarded the Sally Jane Allen/Trisha Flett Memorial Trophy as the junior with the highest MVP votes.

The Bill Cook Trophy, that is awarded to the highest junior vot getter in the MVP count, was once again won by Duncan Reid of the Bulldogs Red.

Duncan a young athletic player that has spent some time recently working with the Mount Gambier Pioneers men’s program and has seen a real progression in his development and confidence on the court.

Duncan’s time with the CBL Lakers side was another opportunity to develop his game and the award is proof his development is tracking in the right direction.

Duncan made it clear he has had plenty of support to this point in his career.

“I’d like to thank Matthew Berkefeld for the opportunities with the CBL Lakers side and to Richard Hill for the opportunity and time to improve my game,” Duncan said.

“Scott O’Connor has been a great influence for me at the Bulldogs.”

Duncan is also continuing to work on his game despite the hiatus in available competitions.

“It has been hard but I have tried to stick to my usual schedule with basketball, on Monday and Wednesday I have basketball sessions at home and two other days I go for runs,” he said.

Duncan averaged just over 18 points on the season including a 40 point outing against the Cats.

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OTHER AWARD WINNERS: U16 Boys MVP – Ben Young - Bulldogs U16 Girls MVP – Kori Collins - Bulldogs U18 Men MVP – Oscar Adams - Bulldogs A Reserve Men MVP – Mason Hein - Bulldogs A Reserve Women MVP – Siobhan Adams Bulldogs B Grade Men Blue MVP - Ben Swan - the Murphs B Grade Men Gold - Ben Anderson - Tigers Social Women MVP - Toni Sims - Bullettes Above (left) - Bulldogs veteran Simon Berkefeld has claimed his 17th season MVP. Above (centre) - Panthers player Tara Bryant pictured in action for SA Country, has claimed the SECBL Summer Season Women’s MVP as well as the Sally Jane Allen/Trisha Flett Memorial Trophy.

Above (right) - Duncan Reid has added another Bill Cook Trophy to his collection as the top junior in the men’s SECBL competition.

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LOCAL New podcast focuses on sport in SA SPORT New equipment for croquet club

Hooked on Sport is a new podcast with South Australian sports columnist Ben Hook (pictured above left) created in response to life without our great sports clubs and communities.

The podcast aims to give sporting clubs and their members an opportunity to stay connected with each other. It’s a way of giving a sense of purpose and belonging at a time when we can’t go about our normal sporting club activities.

Hooked on Sport is a collaboration with Sport SA and Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation.

Sport SA CEO Leah Cassidy said the podcast was developed to create a virtual space to collaborate during unprecedented times.

“Sport plays a powerful role in people’s lives,” Ms Cassidy said. “The podcast will create a sense of partnership and community for our industry and allow us to come together to share this journey.”

Breakthrough executive director John Mannion said there had never been a greater Portland Croquet Club has received more than $1000 in funding to purchase muchneeded equipment.

The club was the recipient of the United Way Glenelg Lewis Court Fund to upgrade and replace old and worn equipment.

The club used the money to buy two complete sets of balls and clips.

Portland Croquet Club secretary Jan Gray (pictured above testing out the new equipment) said players now have a better standard of equipment for pennant and tournaments with non-competing club members having the use of better quality balls that have been passed down.

The club has 38 members with approximately 20 players who will directly benefit from the new equipment.

The purpose of the United Way Glenelg Lewis Court grant is to support community based recreational, social, and physical activities that contribute to good health and alleviate social isolation of our older community members.

The Lewis Court Fund will open Saturday, August 1, this year and closes on Monday, August 31.

To assist potential applicants and for those seeking information on our Community Fund and Lewis Court Fund grants. please go to our website unitedwayglenelg.com.au or contact executive officer Nicole Carr, for a one-on-one session on 0410 513 305

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